It’s been a while since I made a ripple blanket, but recently I’ve been seeing a lot of them lately on Pinterest and Instagram and decided it’s time to make another one :). For the pattern, I used the Neat Ripple Pattern by Attic24. I used Bamboo Fair yarn from Premier Yarns which is a […]
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The Milan Baby Blanket is a gorgeous crochet blanket that has wonderful texture and is simple and easy to make. Once you memorize the two row repeat, you’ll be able to work on this blanket while watching a movie or listening to your favorite YouTube video or podcast. This blanket was made with Premier Bamboo
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The Newport Baby Blanket is a beautiful blanket full of texture with a pattern that repeats every four rows. It’s the perfect project to make if you don’t want to think too much about the pattern or the stitches. For this blanket, I used Premier Anti-Pilling Everyday DK Blend yarn with a 3.5mm hook. The
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The shell stitch is one of my favorite stitches for a beautiful baby blanket that is very easy to make. The Aurora Baby Blanket is mainly made with the shell stitch using 3 colors of yarn. Each color is 10 rows. For this blanket, I used Big Twists Living Anti Pilling Yarn. The colors used
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The Serenity Baby Blanket is an easy crochet pattern that uses basic crochet stitches to create a beautiful blanket. It is also the perfect pattern to practice basic crochet stitches together because it uses sc, dc, hdc and slip sts. This was made with Lion Brand Basic Stitch Anti-pilling yarn in Ecru with a 4mm
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The Sunshine Crochet Baby Blanket is an easy crochet pattern that uses a combination of the herringbone half double crochet and the 4 crossed double crochet stitch. It’s mainly the herringbone half double crochet, and every 4th row you’ll do a 4 crossed double crochet stitch. It’s the perfect project to learn a new stitch
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The Crochet Sedge Stitch Baby Blanket uses one of my favorite stitches throughout the blanket. To make it, I just modified the Suzette Stitch by adding a hdc, so I didn’t know what was called. After some research I found that it’s called the Sedge Stitch. For the blanket in the picture, I used Caron
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I’ve been wanting to make the Spoke Flower Blanket for a very long time. I’d seen it here and there on Instagram and the internet, downloaded the pattern, but just never got around to making it. (I have a lot of patterns just waiting to be made.) I had some leftover yarn from the Pastel
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After a busy day, sitting down to crochet a simple blanket is the only thing I want to do. Usually, it’s one that uses only 1 or 2 stitches repeatedly. The Criss Cross Crochet Blanket is one of those blankets. The main stitch of the blanket is criss cross double crochet, and it’s repeated until
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The Pastel Rainbow Shells Baby Blanket uses one of my favorite stitches throughout the pattern. The shell stitch is easy, and produces a beautiful blanket in the end. I also like it because you don’t necessarily have to count stitches because each row ends and begins a certain way. The blanket in the picture is
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